Torpedo-like object discovered by Indonesian fisherman

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: Indonesia

Society & Lifestyle

Torpedo-like object discovered by Indonesian fisherman

A fisherman in Indonesia discovered a torpedo-like object near the Lombok Strait, a waterway between Bali and Lombok. The object, measuring 3.7 meters long and 65 centimeters wide, is now in the custody of the Indonesian navy.

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